A man and his wife brutally murdered their 21-year-old daughter at Nagalkonda village in Narnoor Mandal by slitting her throat because she was in love with a youngster of another religion.
A knife used in the death of this woman was found next to her body. Her body was discovered in a pool of blood. According to reports, the young couple eloped a month and a half ago. They were living in Maharashtra, a neighbouring state. Recently, her parents filed a missing person complaint with the local police department, and she was returned to them.
An investigation of the incident was conducted by Narnoor Inspector Prem Kumar and Ravi Kiran.
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HYDERABAD: Man stabbed to death over inter-caste marriage
In Hyderabad, another ‘honour’ killing case has emerged, in which a 24-year-old man was allegedly stabbed and killed in public by his wife’s relatives over his inter-caste marriage. Neeraj Kumar Panwar, identified as the victim, was stabbed to death by five men, in front of his father, near the Begum Bazar area within Shahinayathgunj police station limits on Friday night. He and his father were said to be on their way home from the Begum Bazar area, with his head hit by a granite stone, after closing the store. The attackers are said to be relatives of the young businessman’s wife. They stabbed him with a sickle used to cut coconut, news agency IANS reported.
A resident of Kolsawadi in the Begum Bazar neighbourhood, Panwar, had a love marriage about a year and a half ago with Sanjana (20), a resident of the same neighbourhood but belonged to a different caste. The couple has a one-and-a-half-month-old child together. It was reported that Sanjana’s family disapproved of the marriage and developed a grudge against Neeraj.
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